Welcome to Vaucluse and Provence 360° virtual tour the best way before your holidays in South of France -first take a 360° visit :natural and historical sites, hôtels,Guest rooms, cities and villages
Saint Rémy of Provence: Pop: 9.429h Department of the (Mouths)Bouches of the Rhône.
With 30km in the south o fAvignon by D571.
Virtual visit 5 sights, Glanum, Gallo-Roman city, Mausolé and Arc of trionphe of the Antiques
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Located at the foot of Alpilles, Saint Rémy offers to the visitors Its green small valleys and subtly scented, are lake in the heart of the alpilles, its beautiful residences restored with taste and its old lanes full with charm
While strolling quietly in its narrow and sinuous streets, you will cross beautiful old fountains, small shaded places accomodating of pleasant terraces of restaurant and elegant shops. Place Jean Jaurès with the doors of the old city, you will follow a long succession of private mansions (often reconverted in museum or art gallery), convents, vaults, and sumptuous residences of the XVII° and XVIII°.
The beauty of its landscapes and the quality of its light inspired by many artists, writers and painters. Most famous is without question Vincent Van Gogh which painted more than 150 fabrics in the countryside surrounding Saint Rémy of Provence. A walk on the spot painted by the artist will enable you to discover the mountain of St Rémy, the fields of corn and poppies, the olive-trees and the cypresses which remain imperturbable afterwards more than one century.
The cloitre (Romanesque art in Provence) of the House Saint Paul or was interned during 1year Vincent Van Gogh
Reconstitution of the room of Vincent Van Gogh at the house Saint Paul (street opposite the arc of Trionphe and the Mausoleum of the antiques
Rémy saint of Provence, town of history, is built on one of the archeological sites oldest of Europe. Vestiges of the Counter of Glanum founded to the III° century before JC, then altered by the Romans under Jules César. They testify in a way impressive of civilizations which followed one another here. You will be able to visit there the large Thermal baths, the long residential avenue, the temple and the natural source of a true Gallo-Roman city going back to 30 to 10 years before JC. Two significant monuments are visible near the site: the Triumphal arch and the Mausoleum of the Antiques.
Logical continuation of the excavations of Glanum, you will visit then the archaeological center installed in the hotel Sade, splendid private mansion of the XV° century.
The amateurs of old stones, art and pretty shops will be at ease with Saint-Rémy. The beautiful properties around Saint-Remy cheese and the shaded terraces of the Jean-Jaurès place have also accomodated for a few years part of the show biz. Far from the crowd of the coast, artists and celebrities can quietly appreciate the soft atmosphere of Provence which one finds here in Saint Rémy. As of your arrival, in your turn you will be allured, it is certain…!
To visit:
Excavations of Glanum (quoted Gallo-Roman). the Antiques (Arc and Mausoleum of the Roman time). Monastery Saint-Paul de Mausole (psychiatric private hospital having accomodated Van Gogh). Collegial Saint Martin's day XIV°et XVIII° Century. Archaeological museum of Glanum (Hotel of Sade)
Museum of Alpilles (popular Arts and traditions, private mansion of time rebirth) Center of Art Presence Van Gogh (Hotel Estrine XVIII°).
Foundation Mario Prassinos (Vault ND of Pity). Museum of the Flavours
Leisures:
Pedestrian, equestrian excursions and VTT. Guided tours: Van Gogh, Nostradamus and site of Glanum
Tennis. Equitation.Vol with veil. Swimming pool. Game of bowls. Fish. Many cultural activityc(ap)s, artisanal fairs, expos, festivals
OFFICE DE TOURISME ***
Place Jean Jaurès, 13210 SAINT-RÉMY-DE-PROVENCE
tél. 04.90.92.05.22
télécopie : 04.90.92.38.52
Site internet : www.saintremy-de-provence.com
Ouvert du 01-06 au 30-09 de 9h à 19h tous les jours - du 01-10 au 30-05 de 9h à 12h et de 14h à 18h, dimanches et jours fériés le matin de 10h à 16h du 1-06 au 15-09
